@jorgowrp: "Hi,
anybody have a good idea for removing people from a fast moving, handheld shot in a forrest?
I tried roto, creating a clean plate in Photoshop and the simple wire removal tool...
No succes, the shot is just moving around way too much....
I know the people at ILM could do it... but my budget is not that big :-)
any help realy welcome !
THanks!!!"
    @silversurfer: "If it's in a forest, there is plenty of random trees... try the clone tool and paint over them using the forest as thee sample.
- Joey"
    @Anthony_O_Flynn: "Get PF Hoe-run camera solve on footage. use Ae 3d camera and place trees over people.
m9ight work out if you have lots of motion blur on camera!
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    @silversurfer: ""...I cant get the tree to stay in the right spot"
That's not what I meant...you're supposed to clone the moving ftg of the trees from an area just away from the subject you are trying to extract / cover up using a soft brush - not a still of a tree. There is some keyframing / masking involved.
This is by no means a simple task so don't expect a single cure-all solution. It will take a combination of solutions to make it look seamless."
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